private static async Task<bool> TryClassifyContainingMemberSpan(TaggerContext<IClassificationTag> context, DocumentSnapshotSpan spanToTag,
IEditorClassificationService classificationService, ClassificationTypeMap typeMap)
{
var range = context.TextChangeRange;
if (range == null)
{
// There was no text change range, we can't just reclassify a member body.
return false;
}
// there was top level edit, check whether that edit updated top level element
var document = spanToTag.Document;
var cancellationToken = context.CancellationToken;
var lastSemanticVersion = (VersionStamp?)context.State;
if (lastSemanticVersion != null)
{
var currentSemanticVersion = await document.Project.GetDependentSemanticVersionAsync(cancellationToken).ConfigureAwait(false);
if (lastSemanticVersion.Value != currentSemanticVersion)
{
// A top level change was made. We can't perform this optimization.
return false;
}
}
var service = document.Project.LanguageServices.GetService<ISyntaxFactsService>();
// perf optimization. Check whether all edits since the last update has happened within
// a member. If it did, it will find the member that contains the changes and only refresh
// that member. If possible, try to get a speculative binder to make things even cheaper.
var root = await document.GetSyntaxRootAsync(cancellationToken).ConfigureAwait(false);
var changedSpan = new TextSpan(range.Value.Span.Start, range.Value.NewLength);
var member = service.GetContainingMemberDeclaration(root, changedSpan.Start);
if (member == null || !member.FullSpan.Contains(changedSpan))
{
// The edit was not fully contained in a member. Reclassify everything.
return false;
}
var subTextSpan = service.GetMemberBodySpanForSpeculativeBinding(member);
if (subTextSpan.IsEmpty)
{
// Wasn't a member we could reclassify independently.
return false;
}
var subSpan = subTextSpan.Contains(changedSpan) ? subTextSpan.ToSpan() : member.FullSpan.ToSpan();
var subSpanToTag = new DocumentSnapshotSpan(spanToTag.Document,
new SnapshotSpan(spanToTag.SnapshotSpan.Snapshot, subSpan));
// re-classify only the member we're inside.
await ClassifySpansAsync(context, subSpanToTag, classificationService, typeMap).ConfigureAwait(false);
return true;
}
public static async Task ProduceTagsAsync(TaggerContext<IClassificationTag> context, DocumentSnapshotSpan spanToTag,
IEditorClassificationService classificationService, ClassificationTypeMap typeMap)
{
var document = spanToTag.Document;
if (document == null)
{
return;
}
if (await TryClassifyContainingMemberSpan(context, spanToTag, classificationService, typeMap).ConfigureAwait(false))
{
return;
}
// We weren't able to use our specialized codepaths for semantic classifying.
// Fall back to classifying the full span that was asked for.
await ClassifySpansAsync(context, spanToTag, classificationService, typeMap).ConfigureAwait(false);
}
private void AddClassifiedSpansForCurrentTree(
IEditorClassificationService classificationService, SnapshotSpan span, Document document, List <ClassifiedSpan> classifiedSpans)
{
List <ClassifiedSpan> tempList;
if (!_lastLineCache.TryUseCache(span, out tempList))
{
tempList = ClassificationUtilities.GetOrCreateClassifiedSpanList();
classificationService.AddSyntacticClassificationsAsync(
document, span.Span.ToTextSpan(), tempList, CancellationToken.None).Wait(CancellationToken.None);
_lastLineCache.Update(span, tempList);
}
// simple case. They're asking for the classifications for a tree that we already have.
// Just get the results from the tree and return them.
classifiedSpans.AddRange(tempList);
}
public static async Task ProduceTagsAsync(
TaggerContext <IClassificationTag> context,
DocumentSnapshotSpan spanToTag,
IEditorClassificationService classificationService,
ClassificationTypeMap typeMap)
{
var document = spanToTag.Document;
if (document == null)
{
return;
}
if (await TryClassifyContainingMemberSpan(context, spanToTag, classificationService, typeMap).ConfigureAwait(false))
{
return;
}
// We weren't able to use our specialized codepaths for semantic classifying.
// Fall back to classifying the full span that was asked for.
await ClassifySpansAsync(context, spanToTag, classificationService, typeMap).ConfigureAwait(false);
}
protected override Task ProduceTagsAsync(TaggerContext <IClassificationTag> context)
{
Debug.Assert(context.SpansToTag.IsSingle());
var spanToTag = context.SpansToTag.Single();
// Attempt to get a classification service which will actually produce the results.
// If we can't (because we have no Document, or because the language doesn't support
// this service), then bail out immediately.
if (_classificationService == null)
{
var document = spanToTag.Document;
_classificationService = document?.Project.LanguageServices.GetService <IEditorClassificationService>();
}
if (_classificationService == null)
{
return(SpecializedTasks.EmptyTask);
}
return(SemanticClassificationUtilities.ProduceTagsAsync(context, spanToTag, _classificationService, _typeMap));
}
public override async Task <IEnumerable <ITagSpan <IClassificationTag> > > ProduceTagsAsync(
Document document,
SnapshotSpan snapshotSpan,
int?caretPosition,
CancellationToken cancellationToken)
{
var snapshot = snapshotSpan.Snapshot;
if (document == null)
{
return(SpecializedCollections.EmptyEnumerable <ITagSpan <IClassificationTag> >());
}
if (_classificationService == null)
{
_classificationService = document.Project.LanguageServices.GetService <IEditorClassificationService>();
}
if (_classificationService == null)
{
return(SpecializedCollections.EmptyEnumerable <ITagSpan <IClassificationTag> >());
}
// we don't directly reference the semantic model here, we just keep it alive so
// the classification service does not need to block to produce it.
using (Logger.LogBlock(FunctionId.Tagger_SemanticClassification_TagProducer_ProduceTags, cancellationToken))
{
var textSpan = snapshotSpan.Span.ToTextSpan();
var extensionManager = document.Project.Solution.Workspace.Services.GetService <IExtensionManager>();
var classifiedSpans = ClassificationUtilities.GetOrCreateClassifiedSpanList();
await _classificationService.AddSemanticClassificationsAsync(
document, textSpan, classifiedSpans, cancellationToken : cancellationToken).ConfigureAwait(false);
return(ClassificationUtilities.ConvertAndReturnList(_typeMap, snapshotSpan.Snapshot, classifiedSpans));
}
}
private void AddClassifiedSpansForTokens(IEditorClassificationService classificationService, SnapshotSpan span, List<ClassifiedSpan> classifiedSpans)
{
classificationService.AddLexicalClassifications(
span.Snapshot.AsText(), span.Span.ToTextSpan(), classifiedSpans, CancellationToken.None);
}
private void AddClassifiedSpansForPreviousTree(
IEditorClassificationService classificationService, SnapshotSpan span, ITextSnapshot lastSnapshot, Document lastDocument, List<ClassifiedSpan> classifiedSpans)
{
// Slightly more complicated case. They're asking for the classifications for a
// different snapshot than what we have a parse tree for. So we first translate the span
// that they're asking for so that is maps onto the tree that we have spans for. We then
// get the classifications from that tree. We then take the results and translate them
// back to the snapshot they want. Finally, as some of the classifications may have
// changed, we check for some common cases and touch them up manually so that things
// look right for the user.
// Note the handling of SpanTrackingModes here: We do EdgeExclusive while mapping back ,
// and EdgeInclusive mapping forward. What I've convinced myself is that EdgeExclusive
// is best when mapping back over a deletion, so that we don't end up classifying all of
// the deleted code. In most addition/modification cases, there will be overlap with
// existing spans, and so we'll end up classifying well. In the worst case, there is a
// large addition that doesn't exist when we map back, and so we don't have any
// classifications for it. That's probably okay, because:
// 1. If it's that large, it's likely that in reality there are multiple classification
// spans within it.
// 2.We'll eventually call ClassificationsChanged and re-classify that region anyway.
// When mapping back forward, we use EdgeInclusive so that in the common typing cases we
// don't end up with half a token colored differently than the other half.
// See bugs like http://vstfdevdiv:8080/web/wi.aspx?id=6176 for an example of what can
// happen when this goes wrong.
// 1) translate the requested span onto the right span for the snapshot that corresponds
// to the syntax tree.
var translatedSpan = span.TranslateTo(lastSnapshot, SpanTrackingMode.EdgeExclusive);
if (translatedSpan.IsEmpty)
{
// well, there is no information we can get from previous tree, use lexer to
// classify given span. soon we will re-classify the region.
AddClassifiedSpansForTokens(classificationService, span, classifiedSpans);
return;
}
var tempList = ClassificationUtilities.GetOrCreateClassifiedSpanList();
AddClassifiedSpansForCurrentTree(classificationService, translatedSpan, lastDocument, tempList);
var currentSnapshot = span.Snapshot;
var currentText = currentSnapshot.AsText();
foreach (var lastClassifiedSpan in tempList)
{
// 2) Translate those classifications forward so that they correspond to the true
// requested snapshot.
var lastSnapshotSpan = lastClassifiedSpan.TextSpan.ToSnapshotSpan(lastSnapshot);
var currentSnapshotSpan = lastSnapshotSpan.TranslateTo(currentSnapshot, SpanTrackingMode.EdgeInclusive);
var currentClassifiedSpan = new ClassifiedSpan(lastClassifiedSpan.ClassificationType, currentSnapshotSpan.Span.ToTextSpan());
// 3) The classifications may be incorrect due to changes in the text. For example,
// if "clss" becomes "class", then we want to changes the classification from
// 'identifier' to 'keyword'.
currentClassifiedSpan = classificationService.AdjustStaleClassification(currentText, currentClassifiedSpan);
classifiedSpans.Add(currentClassifiedSpan);
}
ClassificationUtilities.ReturnClassifiedSpanList(tempList);
}
private void AddClassifiedSpansForCurrentTree(
IEditorClassificationService classificationService, SnapshotSpan span, Document document, List<ClassifiedSpan> classifiedSpans)
{
List<ClassifiedSpan> tempList;
if (!_lastLineCache.TryUseCache(span, out tempList))
{
tempList = ClassificationUtilities.GetOrCreateClassifiedSpanList();
classificationService.AddSyntacticClassificationsAsync(
document, span.Span.ToTextSpan(), tempList, CancellationToken.None).Wait(CancellationToken.None);
_lastLineCache.Update(span, tempList);
}
// simple case. They're asking for the classifications for a tree that we already have.
// Just get the results from the tree and return them.
classifiedSpans.AddRange(tempList);
}
private void AddClassifiedSpans(IEditorClassificationService classificationService, SnapshotSpan span, List<ClassifiedSpan> classifiedSpans)
{
// First, get the tree and snapshot that we'll be operating over.
// From this point on we'll do all operations over these values.
ITextSnapshot lastSnapshot;
Document lastDocument;
lock (_gate)
{
lastSnapshot = _lastParsedSnapshot;
lastDocument = _lastParsedDocument;
}
if (lastDocument == null)
{
// We don't have a syntax tree yet. Just do a lexical classification of the document.
AddClassifiedSpansForTokens(classificationService, span, classifiedSpans);
return;
}
// We have a tree. However, the tree may be for an older version of the snapshot.
// If it is for an older version, then classify that older version and translate
// the classifications forward. Otherwise, just classify normally.
if (lastSnapshot.Version.ReiteratedVersionNumber == span.Snapshot.Version.ReiteratedVersionNumber)
{
AddClassifiedSpansForCurrentTree(classificationService, span, lastDocument, classifiedSpans);
}
else
{
// Slightly more complicated. We have a parse tree, it's just not for the snapshot
// we're being asked for.
AddClassifiedSpansForPreviousTree(classificationService, span, lastSnapshot, lastDocument, classifiedSpans);
}
}
private static async Task ClassifySpansAsync(TaggerContext<IClassificationTag> context, DocumentSnapshotSpan spanToTag,
IEditorClassificationService classificationService, ClassificationTypeMap typeMap)
{
try
{
var document = spanToTag.Document;
var snapshotSpan = spanToTag.SnapshotSpan;
var snapshot = snapshotSpan.Snapshot;
var cancellationToken = context.CancellationToken;
using (Logger.LogBlock(FunctionId.Tagger_SemanticClassification_TagProducer_ProduceTags, cancellationToken))
{
var classifiedSpans = ClassificationUtilities.GetOrCreateClassifiedSpanList();
await classificationService.AddSemanticClassificationsAsync(
document, snapshotSpan.Span.ToTextSpan(), classifiedSpans, cancellationToken: cancellationToken).ConfigureAwait(false);
ClassificationUtilities.Convert(typeMap, snapshotSpan.Snapshot, classifiedSpans, context.AddTag);
ClassificationUtilities.ReturnClassifiedSpanList(classifiedSpans);
var version = await document.Project.GetDependentSemanticVersionAsync(cancellationToken).ConfigureAwait(false);
// Let the context know that this was the span we actually tried to tag.
context.SetSpansTagged(SpecializedCollections.SingletonEnumerable(spanToTag));
context.State = version;
}
}
catch (Exception e) when (FatalError.ReportUnlessCanceled(e))
{
throw ExceptionUtilities.Unreachable;
}
}
private void AddClassifiedSpansForTokens(IEditorClassificationService classificationService, SnapshotSpan span, List <ClassifiedSpan> classifiedSpans)
{
classificationService.AddLexicalClassifications(
span.Snapshot.AsText(), span.Span.ToTextSpan(), classifiedSpans, CancellationToken.None);
}
private void AddClassifiedSpansForPreviousTree(
IEditorClassificationService classificationService, SnapshotSpan span, ITextSnapshot lastSnapshot, Document lastDocument, List <ClassifiedSpan> classifiedSpans)
{
// Slightly more complicated case. They're asking for the classifications for a
// different snapshot than what we have a parse tree for. So we first translate the span
// that they're asking for so that is maps onto the tree that we have spans for. We then
// get the classifications from that tree. We then take the results and translate them
// back to the snapshot they want. Finally, as some of the classifications may have
// changed, we check for some common cases and touch them up manually so that things
// look right for the user.
// Note the handling of SpanTrackingModes here: We do EdgeExclusive while mapping back ,
// and EdgeInclusive mapping forward. What I've convinced myself is that EdgeExclusive
// is best when mapping back over a deletion, so that we don't end up classifying all of
// the deleted code. In most addition/modification cases, there will be overlap with
// existing spans, and so we'll end up classifying well. In the worst case, there is a
// large addition that doesn't exist when we map back, and so we don't have any
// classifications for it. That's probably okay, because:
// 1. If it's that large, it's likely that in reality there are multiple classification
// spans within it.
// 2.We'll eventually call ClassificationsChanged and re-classify that region anyway.
// When mapping back forward, we use EdgeInclusive so that in the common typing cases we
// don't end up with half a token colored differently than the other half.
// See bugs like http://vstfdevdiv:8080/web/wi.aspx?id=6176 for an example of what can
// happen when this goes wrong.
// 1) translate the requested span onto the right span for the snapshot that corresponds
// to the syntax tree.
var translatedSpan = span.TranslateTo(lastSnapshot, SpanTrackingMode.EdgeExclusive);
if (translatedSpan.IsEmpty)
{
// well, there is no information we can get from previous tree, use lexer to
// classify given span. soon we will re-classify the region.
AddClassifiedSpansForTokens(classificationService, span, classifiedSpans);
return;
}
var tempList = ClassificationUtilities.GetOrCreateClassifiedSpanList();
AddClassifiedSpansForCurrentTree(classificationService, translatedSpan, lastDocument, tempList);
var currentSnapshot = span.Snapshot;
var currentText = currentSnapshot.AsText();
foreach (var lastClassifiedSpan in tempList)
{
// 2) Translate those classifications forward so that they correspond to the true
// requested snapshot.
var lastSnapshotSpan = lastClassifiedSpan.TextSpan.ToSnapshotSpan(lastSnapshot);
var currentSnapshotSpan = lastSnapshotSpan.TranslateTo(currentSnapshot, SpanTrackingMode.EdgeInclusive);
var currentClassifiedSpan = new ClassifiedSpan(lastClassifiedSpan.ClassificationType, currentSnapshotSpan.Span.ToTextSpan());
// 3) The classifications may be incorrect due to changes in the text. For example,
// if "clss" becomes "class", then we want to changes the classification from
// 'identifier' to 'keyword'.
currentClassifiedSpan = classificationService.AdjustStaleClassification(currentText, currentClassifiedSpan);
classifiedSpans.Add(currentClassifiedSpan);
}
ClassificationUtilities.ReturnClassifiedSpanList(tempList);
}
private static async Task <bool> TryClassifyContainingMemberSpan(
TaggerContext <IClassificationTag> context,
DocumentSnapshotSpan spanToTag,
IEditorClassificationService classificationService,
ClassificationTypeMap typeMap)
{
var range = context.TextChangeRange;
if (range == null)
{
// There was no text change range, we can't just reclassify a member body.
return(false);
}
// there was top level edit, check whether that edit updated top level element
var document = spanToTag.Document;
if (!document.SupportsSyntaxTree)
{
return(false);
}
var cancellationToken = context.CancellationToken;
var lastSemanticVersion = (VersionStamp?)context.State;
if (lastSemanticVersion != null)
{
var currentSemanticVersion = await document.Project.GetDependentSemanticVersionAsync(cancellationToken).ConfigureAwait(false);
if (lastSemanticVersion.Value != currentSemanticVersion)
{
// A top level change was made. We can't perform this optimization.
return(false);
}
}
var service = document.Project.LanguageServices.GetService <ISyntaxFactsService>();
// perf optimization. Check whether all edits since the last update has happened within
// a member. If it did, it will find the member that contains the changes and only refresh
// that member. If possible, try to get a speculative binder to make things even cheaper.
var root = await document.GetSyntaxRootAsync(cancellationToken).ConfigureAwait(false);
var changedSpan = new TextSpan(range.Value.Span.Start, range.Value.NewLength);
var member = service.GetContainingMemberDeclaration(root, changedSpan.Start);
if (member == null || !member.FullSpan.Contains(changedSpan))
{
// The edit was not fully contained in a member. Reclassify everything.
return(false);
}
var subTextSpan = service.GetMemberBodySpanForSpeculativeBinding(member);
if (subTextSpan.IsEmpty)
{
// Wasn't a member we could reclassify independently.
return(false);
}
var subSpan = subTextSpan.Contains(changedSpan) ? subTextSpan.ToSpan() : member.FullSpan.ToSpan();
var subSpanToTag = new DocumentSnapshotSpan(spanToTag.Document,
new SnapshotSpan(spanToTag.SnapshotSpan.Snapshot, subSpan));
// re-classify only the member we're inside.
await ClassifySpansAsync(context, subSpanToTag, classificationService, typeMap).ConfigureAwait(false);
return(true);
}
public TagComputer(
ITextBuffer subjectBuffer,
IForegroundNotificationService notificationService,
IAsynchronousOperationListener asyncListener,
ClassificationTypeMap typeMap,
SyntacticClassificationTaggerProvider taggerProvider,
IViewSupportsClassificationService viewSupportsClassificationServiceOpt,
ITextBufferAssociatedViewService associatedViewService,
IEditorClassificationService editorClassificationService,
string languageName)
{
_subjectBuffer = subjectBuffer;
_notificationService = notificationService;
_listener = asyncListener;
_typeMap = typeMap;
_taggerProvider = taggerProvider;
_viewSupportsClassificationServiceOpt = viewSupportsClassificationServiceOpt;
_associatedViewService = associatedViewService;
_editorClassificationService = editorClassificationService;
_languageName = languageName;
_workQueue = new AsynchronousSerialWorkQueue(asyncListener);
_reportChangeCancellationSource = new CancellationTokenSource();
_lastLineCache = new LastLineCache();
_workspaceRegistration = Workspace.GetWorkspaceRegistration(subjectBuffer.AsTextContainer());
_workspaceRegistration.WorkspaceChanged += OnWorkspaceRegistrationChanged;
ConnectToWorkspace(_workspaceRegistration.Workspace);
}